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Scrape it or scrap it? 4 things to know about gua sha facials
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Ms Shafikah, who asked to be known by one name, does gua sha to de-puff her face. This practice is gaining popularity beyond Asia.
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SINGAPORE – When Ms Shafikah thinks her face is puffy, she uses a gua sha tool to lightly scrape the skin.
“When I wake up, my face is very swollen. Gua sha helps to bring that down,” says the 27-year-old, who asked to be known by one name.
